(You can also use your handy Korok-frond.) Beware, as a nearby sand pile has a second Construct enemy in it - you can see its head sticking out of the top of the sand. Use Ultrahand to pluck the mirror out of the sand pile in the corner of the room. Take out the Construct inside (and remember you can use Riju to help pack a punch). Image: Nintendo EDP/Nintendo via PolygonĬlimb up the stairs and keep heading through the halls to get to the “Room of Hopeful Light.”

Lift up the slabs in the middle of the pit for a Gerudo bow. Take it out, along with any extra Gibdo that it spits out. Jump down the shallow pit in the next room, but be mindful of the Gibdo nest in the center. Keep heading forward, taking out the Gibdo in the hall. Again, step on the switch at the end to allow Riju to follow safely.

Use Recall on the boulder and run up the path as it backtracks. The next room will have a huge flaming boulder rolling down the path. Step on the switch at the end to turn off the flames, allowing Riju through. Grab one of the stone planks off the floor using Ultrahand and use it to block the flames, allowing you safe passage. Use Recall on the flooring that fell to send it back up. There’s a Gerudo scimitar and a shock keese under the slabs. Use Ultrahand to pick up the stone slab in the room and place it on the flooring that fell down. Backtrack to the room with the now-giant hole in the floor and jump down the hole. Take out the two Gibdo in front of the flame spitters (using the Korok-frond to blow them into the fire will work great). Turn back to the hall with the flames spitting out of the walls, but beware - the floor in the center of the room will drop down. Defeat the Gibdo inside and open the chest for a topaz. Use Ultrahand on the bricks directly in front to open a small room. You’ll need to fight a Gibdo in there, but you’ll be rewarded with a large Zonai charge in a chest. When you arrive in the room with two bridges over pits, jump into the second pit. You don’t need to use a torch in any parts of this temple, but it’s kind of creepy in here. Grab a torch on the wall and use the nearby torch posts to light it. Image: Nintendo EDP/Nintendo via PolygonĪfter clearing out a sand pile in the middle of the room, you’ll see a switch to step on and open the door deeper into the temple. Keep the guster on you throughout the temple, as it’ll repeatedly be helpful. Use the Korok-frond guster that’s on the wall in a torch holder to start blowing away the sand piles in the room. Pluck the treasure chest out of the sand pile on the right for a flame-emitter capsule. (It’s just like the Gibdo nests you took down during the siege on Gerudo Town.) Use Riju’s electricity on the new pink blob blocking the entrance - don’t worry, there’s no boss behind this one.īefore you head in, hit the Gibdo nests outside with her electricity as well, but make sure to wait for them to be dark pink and pulsing before you hit them, as they won’t have any effect otherwise. We hit the queen twice with Riju’s electricity before she got upset and ran off. The queen will launch tornados at you, and if Riju gets hit with one, it’ll break her charge, so be mindful and try to fire off your arrows quickly once Riju is ready to fight. Use Riju’s charged up electricity to supplement your arrows at her a few times and she’ll skitter off. To get to the Lightning Temple, you’ll first need to get to Gerudo Town, then complete the “ Riju of Gerudo Town” quest, which involves a large-scale fight and revealing mysteries in a sandstorm.Ī boss fight, this early? Really? No, not really - don’t worry, as Queen Gibdo will run off after you get a few hits in on her. Once you’re ready to get started, use Riju to charge up an attack against that huge pink cocoon in the middle. For the boss fight specifically, consider bringing a Zonai mirror in a capsule or attached to your shield.

As you’ve previously seen in earlier parts of this quest, Gibdos are weak to elemental attacks, so bring your favorite elemental fruit to prepare against fighting them. We also recommend bringing a ton of arrows and elemental fruit or weapons. That said, remember to stock up on healing food before you enter. Like the other temples, the Lightning Temple does have a central teleport point, so you’ll be able to freely enter and leave the temple as you wish. What you need to know before starting the Lighting Temple

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